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Message board > Lose a turn or miss a turn?
Lose a turn or miss a turn?
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Ratu
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Lose a turn or miss a turn?
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Hello there!!
Quick question!
I �m creating a board game and I �m not sure about one thing! Is it "Miss a turn" or "lose a turn"? because I �ve seen both and I don �t know if both are correct!
Thanks in advance!
Kisses
Ale
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5 Sep 2010
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franknbea
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Hi Ale, both correct, although "miss a turn" is more popular. |
5 Sep 2010
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Ratu
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THANKSSSSSSSSSSS!! 
Kisses
Ale
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5 Sep 2010
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yanogator
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Except in the US, where Lose a Turn is more common.
Bruce |
5 Sep 2010
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dufffy
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I �m English and I �ve always heard "miss a turn"! "Lose a turn" if you like, is very American!Do you want to use British English or A
merican English??!! |
5 Sep 2010
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Jayho
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Well, downunder we use them all so to me they are all correct
Cheers
Jayho |
6 Sep 2010
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